Was the original character written on the back of a movie ticket in a Hong Kong entertainment novel?
"Movie Tycoon" is a novel about urban and entertainment stars written by the author, Pang Tie. The general plot of this novel is as follows: He had been reborn in the golden age of Hong Kong movies. He had started off as an extra, then a celebrity, a singer, and a tycoon. He had witnessed the glory of Hong Kong movies step by step. Because he loved movies, he hoped that Hong Kong movies could have a new future. Could Chen Xiaotang reverse this situation with his tricks? Zhou Xingchi, Zhou Runfa, Liang Chaowei, Lin Qingxia, Zhao Yazhi, Weng Meiling, these superstars under the halo, what kind of stories did they have? Entering this book will bring you into a brilliant movie era! ######################################## The new book " The Legend of the Reborn Prince " has been uploaded. Please support it! There was a direct train! ---------------------------- " Legend of Chinese Movies " was a novel written by the author, Ao Xiao San Lin, about an urban and entertainment star. The general plot of this novel was: Through the New Wave of Hong Kong Film, the heyday of the Double Mondays, and the final glory period of the early 21st century, he used his personal influence to continue the far-reaching influence of Hong Kong films in Asia, expand the distribution channels in Asia and the world, and establish a foothold in Hong Kong with the mainland as its back, creating a golden era for Chinese films. ---------------------------- " Hong Kong Entertainment: From 1985 onwards " was a novel written by the author who went into the sea to catch sharks. It was a novel about urban entertainment stars. The general plot of this novel was: What was in Xiangjiang in 1985? The not-yet-famous Vivian Chou, as well as Cho Sing-sing and lam Ching-ying… This year, Liu Yi from the future appeared on the set of Xiangjiang Film. ---------------------------- " A Man in Hong Kong, Becoming an Informant at the Beginning " was a novel written by the author, Jiang Tou Feng Poliu. The general plot of this novel was: [Good news: I've transmigrated and arrived at the Hong Kong Comprehensive World. It's still a familiar plot and taste.] [Bad news: The original owner is a big idiot and a big wronged person. For the sake of freedom, she can only be forced to accept the challenging job of being an informant.] The worse news was, why were they different from the ones in the movies? Director, how much of the plot did you cut? ---------------------------- " Best Hong Kong Entertainment " was a novel about urban life written by the author, Southwest Handsome. The general plot of the novel was: Actors, scriptwriters, producers, recording companies, film companies, media companies… ---------------------------- 'The Undercover in Hong Kong Film', written by the author Fei Yunduan, was a novel about the infinite universe. The general plot of this novel was: My new book," Movie World Experience Card," has been released. I can add it to my collection, recommend it, and invest in it. I'll work hard to finish it. He was a young man who dreamed of becoming a police officer, but unfortunately, he could only become a big shot. [I created a group: 591392983, welcome to join.] ---------------------------- Director Ace was a novel written by Snowy Dressed, a novel about urban and entertainment stars. The general plot of the novel was: He was the creator of the 'violence aesthetics' movie. He was known as the 'genius' director in the film industry. His films had won many awards and created countless classics. He had inspired the potential of many actors and actresses, and had become one Best Actor and Best Actress after another. He was Hong Kong's ace director, Lu Yan. PS: This book is purely fictional. The story takes place in a parallel space. Group ID: 75041542 ---------------------------- " Hong Kong Entertainment 1983 " was a novel written by Ximen 666, an urban entertainment celebrity novel. The general plot of this novel was: Hong Kong 1983. The entertainment industry was still in the ascendant. The "Tan Zhang Contest" had not yet formed. The "Four Heavenly Kings" had not yet debuted. The "Two-week One Chess" was still fumbling…Qian Zhongwu had come to Hong Kong Entertainment's glorious starting point to leave his mark in the Chinese entertainment industry and create his own legend! ---------------------------- The Birth of a Filmmaker was an urban novel written by Cao Xianzhi. The general plot of the novel was: An accident led Chen Jialuo to Hong Kong, where he became one of the most frustrated directors in the New Wave of Hong Kong movies. He injected new blood and flesh into Jianghu movies, revived the dusty martial arts movies, and created his own movie legend. Since ancient times, beauty sigh old age, do not allow heroes to see white hair. When everything is on the road again, let us walk into those classic feelings and appreciate the unique style of those people in that era. ---------------------------- " The Last Big Boss of Hong Kong Entertainment " was a novel written by the author, Strange Guest in the Cloud. The general plot of the novel was: Wang Zijian arrived in Xiangjiang City in the 1980s. However, Xiangjiang in this world was a little specious. Most of the stars he was familiar with in his previous life were still grassroots people. There were no traces of classic Hong Kong-produced films and Hong Kong music. The only thing that remained unchanged was that Hong Kong Entertainment was in an era of extreme glory. Superstars emerged one after another, and film and television songs conquered the world. What could Wang Zijian do when he entered the entertainment industry?